Friends,I hope all have remained safe and in good health this past year and enjoying a great start to 2022!  

You could try to get the local health department or building code department to post the unit as uninhabitable because there is not heat, but that won't get the tenant out unless the police will come and physically remove him (they won't).At any rate, since it's already 5 degrees, the damage may already be done.

Surveys, plats, engineering, working with every single P&Z department plus the highway district, health district, irrigation district, etc.

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Hey all at BiggerPockets, I am self-employed health writer and journalist living in San Francisco. 

@Jenelle Abrams that makes sense.If you are a health care provider you can maybe take that as an advantage and maybe start a senior home or something.

It's the space right under the roof.Attics are useful for storing things, but they also help control the temperature in your home.They act like a big blanket, keeping your house warm in winter and cool in summer.But if there are issues in the attic, like poor insulation or pests, it can affect your comfort and energy bills.Pest InfestationsPests are unwanted guests in your home or property, and dealing with pest infestations is essential to keep your space safe and comfortable.These unwanted visitors can come in various forms, from tiny insects like ants and termites to larger creatures like rats and mice.When pests invade, they can cause all sorts of problems, including damage to your property, health risks, and annoyance.Why Pest Infestations Are a Concern1.

My wife is a RN in the city and even right now with the COVID-19 pandemic, nurses for IU health are struggling to get all their hours.

Companies like Profits From Rentals and Elite Mgmt. are seemingly able to flaunt health, safety, and livability issues in their properties without repercussions.

They have large corporations there (United Health, Travelers, 3M,  Xcel Energy, Target, Best Buy, Polaris, etc) and they actually had a balanced budget/surplus before COVID.